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Little can be said about the emulator.
It works exactly the same way as the X64 terminal.
- It can communicate with another programs by 'radio'
as it intercepts what is written on the program serial port and it answers
the same way.
- The vertical
terminal has got a 20*8 screen .
- The horizontal
terminal has got a 24 * 4 screen.
- The horizontal
emulator has got an auxiliary file wich is the EEPROM. The file's name
is: 'eeprom_h.bin'.
The Vertical emulator has got an auxiliary file wich is the EEPROM. The
file is 'eeprom_v.bin'.
- The following parameters can
be used when initiating the emulator:
- Vertical /A
It does not emulate the base. Normally, the emulator emulates the base
and the terminal. At the restaurant's program it is necessary to make
work two emulators, one for the base and another for the terminal. In
this situation, the two emulators must be started with /A.
- Vertical /S
If this option is selected, the emulator will use the real serial port
of the PC to work.
- Vertical /B19200
It modifies the BaudRate to 19200. This option is only interesting if
combined with /S.
- Vertical /C2
It defines wich is the serial port that must be used by the emulator.
- Vertical /Lteste1.bin
- It uses the file named teste1.bin
as the EEPROM memory instead of eeprom_v.bin.
- Vertical /2
It disconnects the Sound. This is necessary to make it work on Windows
2000.
- When
the emulator starts it executes the contents of the eeprom.
In order to communicate with other programs, it uses RIOCOM.dll, that
must be on the windows\system of the computer.
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